Continuing with Archinect's coverage of Fall 2021 lecture programs Tulane University School of Architecture presents its public lecture program. The school shares their series "highlights the unintended outcomes, contrarian thinking, and humility of learning something new in the course of research and/or practice."

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On October 18 the school welcomes a presentation from Rebecca Elliott, Assistant Prof of Sociology at the London School of Economics. Elliott will present a lecture titled, "Losing Ground: Values at Risk in an American Floodplain." Following Elliott is a presentation from Rania Ghosn titled "Geostories" on October 25 from founding partner of DESIGN EARTH and Associate Professor at MIT Archtiecture. 

For the month of November, Germane Barnes of Studio Barnes will be presenting the Walter Wisznia Memorial Lecture titled "Call Me If You Get Lost" on November 1. On November 8, Martha Schwartz will present her lecture "Geoengineering Toolkit for Designers."Schwartz is a Professor in Practice of Landscape Architecture, Harvard Graduate School of Design, and Senior Partner, Martha Schwartz Partners. On November 15 Washington Fajardo will present the annual William Kay and Nancy Proctor Turner Lecture titled "Reshaping Rio" on November 15. Principal of MOS Architects, Michael Meredith, will give the Allen Eskew Endowed Fund Lecture on November 29. Concluding the lecture series will be a presentation from SCI-Arc Director and CEO Hernán Díaz Alonso on December 6. He will be presenting the Azby Fund lecture titled "Incomplete".

To learn more about the school's Fall lecture series click here.